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Published: 2013-10-22 19:25:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 29637; Favourites: 789; Downloads: 0
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Animation test of Saurosuchus model for Singapore exhibition and for the Natural Science Museum of San Juan, Argentina. Clients and scientific advisers: Dr.Oscar Alcober and Dr. Ricardo Martínez.Character modeling: Vlad Konstantinov (Swordlord);
Texturing: Andrey Atuchin;
Rigging and dynamics: Alexander Kyshtymov (Skif);
Animation: Anton Chechenev (HypA);
Environment modeling: Oleksandr Pazurenko (Paz).
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Anatomy is scientifically correct.
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I immediately notice that it moves its front legs first, meaning, front leg, then the back leg on the same side, instead of back leg, then the front leg on the same side, which is the basic method of locomotion for practically every tetrapod.
Any reason for this?
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Yes, you're right. This is the mistake of animator. I had to control that. 
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oh oh ohhh I wonder about this too :0
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this is absolutely amazing, very detailed and even the movements are very fluid
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Wow! This looks like something national geographic would use! So good!
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You're welcome! : D
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i love it. very fluid and natural. what animals did you use to reference it's movement?
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That's difficult question because this guy looks like crocodile but has the mammal-like placement of legs. Moreover his back limbs are very strange and have almost human-structure. So that was an improvisation.
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Ah, thank you for the breakdown
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OMG I wasn't the only who thought that!!
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Wow!!! The detail and movement of the creature is superb!
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OMG AMAZING! T.V. worthy easily, I would just say that when he lifts his legs for the next step it is just a little to fast and "poppy". Not sure if you know what i mean but amazing regardless!
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IT LOOKS LIKE A CROCODILE!!!! O_o
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just one thing to say: awesome. amazing job dude!!
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I love the detail put into this. Especially how the back leg muscles shake when it plants its foot.
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very nice! the textures and colors are great as well as the anatomy of the thecodont. However I can't help but feel that the legs animation is a bit strange. In most tetrapods both legs of the same side of the body don't move together at the same time. Instead they follow this cycle: left forelimb. right hindlimb, right forelimb, left hindlimb. If that could be fixed, it will look even better than it does right now.
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You're right. That's strange that I hadn't noticed that before. )
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No problem, still the team work is amazing! You are some of the best out there!
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Is muscles kinda actually needed for the animation or like an inside reference? ,it looks pretty smooth too.
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CG-muscles affect the skin and work inside the model like real muscles.
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This is amazing! In my opinion it could use a bit more sense of weight, after all this is a twenty foot long animal, but this is still incredible! It really looks like the walk of a living animal.
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Amazing.
I think that the movement of the fingers (arms) doesn´t feel natural.
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Привет Влад! Класный зух! Мне очень нравится. Только вод походка... попробуй добавить немного амплитудных движений в стороны как у крокодила.
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Зачем? Это не крокодил. Крокодил изгибается при ходьбе из-за ног, растущих в стороны.
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I think you could use a little bit more bounce and twist in the hips and shoulders, he;s got excellent tail and head and general leg locomotion but im not really feeling the immense weight of this guy
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Он так забавно ходит, я наверно раз шесть пересмотрел эту анамацию с улыбкой на лице (:
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really really nice! It feels like the head is a little too stiff but the rest of it is so lovely! Especially the body- very fluid, very heavy.
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